I will draft your uspto office action response and patent claim amendments
Licensed US Attorney Complex Federal Appellate Securities Legal Drafting
About this Gig
Overcoming a USPTO Office Action requires technical understanding and precise legal argumentation regarding novelty, non-obviousness, and patent-eligible subject matter.
I provide expert drafting for patent prosecution responses to overcome Section 101, 102, and 103 rejections. I will analyze the cited prior art and draft a robust response designed to advance your application toward allowance.
What is included:
- Analysis and distinction of cited prior art.
- Draft of proposed patent claim amendments.
- Legal remarks addressing the Examiners rejections.
- Examiner interview summary draft (if applicable).
Disclaimer: I am providing drafting services only. I am not acting as your patent attorney of record. You or your registered patent practitioner must file the response via Patent Center.
Please message me with your Application Number and the Office Action document before ordering.
Search scope:
Industry specific
Search type:
Patent
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Will you file the response with the USPTO?
No, you are responsible for uploading the drafted response to the USPTO via your account.
Do you draft responses for utility and design patents?
Yes, I draft responses for both utility and design patent applications.
Can you help if I received a Final Office Action?
Yes, the Premium package covers Final Office Actions, which often require more complex claim amendments.
Do you draft new patent applications from scratch?
This specific Gig is only for responding to Office Actions on already-filed applications.
Will you speak directly to the Patent Examiner?
No, but I will draft the summary/talking points for you or your attorney to use in an Examiner interview.
